GreHack 2024: GreHack 2024: 12th International Symposium on Research in Grey-Hat Hacking Grenoble, France, November 15-16, 2024

About GreHack

GreHack is an international security conference which takes place in Grenoble, France. It aims to bring together academia, industrials, governmental agencies, students and hackers to discuss new advances in computer and information security research.

Keywords: computer security, reverse, hardware, crypto, exploit, network, OSINT, retrogaming, rumps, Chartreuse liquor, and a lot more.

Topics/Field

GreHack is an international security conference, so any work related to security will be relevant and considered by the Program Committee. We encourage original and groundbreaking submissions, demonstrations, release of new open source/non-commercial tools, interaction with the audience, and any other fun stuff. The authors will specify explicitly which category of submission their proposal belongs to : paper or workshop.

The papers and workshops will be evaluated according to the following criteria (non-exclusively) : relevance, novelty, technical or scientific content, completeness, overall recommendation, fun...

Submission Guidelines

Format for Submitted Papers

GreHack is an international security conference, so the only requirement regarding format is the use of English language. Apart from that, we do accept any format and companion materials (classical academic paper, short paper, slides, video, demo with comments, state of the art, relevant work...) you may judge appropriate to present your submission and convince the PC members that your work deserves to be presented at GreHack 2024. Every submissions must include at least 3 key takeaways, and we strongly recommend a submission of minimum 2000 characters.

If your work is selected for presentation, the duration will be either of 30 minutes (long) or 15 minutes (short), both including questions, depending on your preference and PC decision.

Format for Workshop Proposals

Like the papers, workshops may address any of the topic mentioned above and should be delivered in English. Proposers should provide information on the title, duration, motivation, background, structure, prerequisite and associated references. Additional information on similar or previous workshop can also be provided, if applicable. Workshops duration should not exceed 3 hours.

Note: the workshop should not be subject to promote products or commercial services.

Important dates

Committees

Program Committee

• (chair) Doriane Perard
• (chair) Florent Autréau (Mataru, Université Grenoble Alpes)
• (chair) Marion Lafon (Ledger)
• (chair) Romain Lopez (Orange)
• Angèle Bossuat (QuarksLab)
• Axelle Apvrille (Fortinet)
• Bruno Pujos (Reverse Tactics)
• Christine Hennebert  (CEA Leti)
• Claire Vacherot (Orange CyberDefense)
• Clara Broc (OnePoint)
• David Berard (Synacktiv)
• Diane Dubois (Google)
• Dorian Biichlé (RandoriSec)
• Eloïse Brocas (QuarksLab)
• Emilie Denis (Microsoft)
• Fabrice Desclaux (CEA DAM)
• Joseph Katsolioudes (GitHub Security Lab)
• Juliette Chapalain (ANSSI)
• Lindsay Kaye (Human Security)
• Nics
• Nicolas Ruff (Google)
• Pascal Lafourcade (LIMOS, Université Clermont Auvergne)
• Philippe Teuwen (QuarksLab)
• Philippe Paget
• Ruchna Nigam (Zscaler)
• Yaëlle Vinçont (ENS Rennes)

Organizing committee

• Président - Adam Larabi (Student at UFR IM2AG) - @DemDem38000
• Treasurer - Corentin Lem (Student at Ensimag)
• Alexandre Caravaca (Root-Me Pro) - @Nishacid
• Alexis Baret (Dunalis)
• Claire Vacherot - @non_curat_lex
• Doriane Perard - @DorianeBrt
• Elian Loreaux (Student at Ensimag)
• Eva Gaillard (Student at UFR IM2AG)
• Florent Autréau - @ZeNetPlumber
• Jan Degrieck (Schneider Electric)
• Lucie Moulin
• Matthieu David (Student at UFR IM2AG)
• Philippe Paget (Département de l'Isère) - @PagetPhil
• Romain Lopez - @HexPandaa
• Samuel Monsempes
• Yulia Potié (Student at Université Grenoble Alpes) - @Yul

Misc/other information

• Authors and affiliations must be mentioned, thus GreHack cannot accept anonymized submissions.
• Submissions accepted by the Program Committee will be presented at GreHack 2024.
• For accepted works, at least one of the authors should be available to present the work.
• In the light of covid19 crisis and potential restriction to travel, we expect authors to provide material ahead of time and to be available for remote presentation. This policy might be revisited and we might be able to host authors in Grenoble. In any case, make sure you will be available to present your work before submitting.

Venue

This edition of GreHack will take place in the city of Grenoble, France.